RXB Workstation

FX and backing) each with level, pan, mute, solo and routing- Per-pad bus assignment, so the drums fader actually moves the drums- LUFS metering (momentary, short-term, integrated) and true peak- Spectrum analyser and master gain-reduction metering- Three-band parametric EQ per pad, and on the keygroup bus- Sidechain compression with a selectable source pad, depth, attack and releaseEight backing-track lanes- A multi-lane DAW view for stems and backing tracks, sharing one timeline with your song sections- Per-lane volume, pan, mute, solo and clip trimming- Import WAV, AIFF, MP3, M4A, FLAC, OGG and WMA up to 256 MB- Lanes stay locked to the arrangement as it playsChop without destroying- Slice markers placed by hand, automatically, or at equal divisions- Commit chops straight to pads- Time-stretch with a pitch-preserving mode, or repitch- Every operation is non-destructive against the source fileBuild the song, then play the song- Song mode arranges scenes into sections with bar counts and half-bar granularity, for turnarounds and pickups- Per-section bank and tempo overrides- A clip launcher for triggering scenes live, quantised to the bar- Export the whole arrangement to WAV or MP3 as a real-time bounceAnd it runs the lights- Art-Net DMX output over your local network- Master dimmer, beat sync and eight lighting scenes- Driven from the same transport as the musicMade to be owned- Runs fully offline. No account, no subscription, no internet connection required at any point- Projects are folders on your disk, and Collect + Save bundles every sample dependency into a portable project- Automatic backup on every save, keeping the last three versions- The factory sound library was synthesised by RXB's own audio engine. It is first-party content, and the licence grants you commercial use of whatever you make with itSystem requirements- Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit- 4 GB RAM minimum, 8 GB recommended, 16 GB for heavy sessions- Any Windows-compatible audio output; a dedicated interface lowers latency- Set the Windows display scale to 100% so the workspace fills the screenLatency and voice count depend on your hardware and audio stack, so results vary between machines.